How 'picking' led to junk removal interest

Kirk recounts biking speakers home, selling items, and moving from hobby picking to seeing junk removal as viable work.

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This story is absolutely wild. Kirk and his brother started their business, Junk Teens, when they were just 15 and 17 years old. They went from riding bicycles to the dump to find old speakers to buying a $75,000 dump truck with CASH.

We talk about how they managed high school while building a company , how they scaled from $120k to nearly $1 million/year, and why they don’t talk business at the Thanksgiving dinner table.

If you want to see what real hustle looks like, do not miss this one.

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